Prepend title instead of appending to meta items #1913
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Interesting, I've never heard of this as an SEO factor before. Is there a source on that intel? |
Ah my bad, you're right, think I confused it with the charset and viewport meta tags. Then there's not really a need to prepend it, apart from it looking nicer |
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Currently when using SSR and the Inertia head component, the title is appended to the meta items.
Taking an example from the docs:
This would render in the HTML as;
Since the title is somewhat of a special element the user doesn't have any control over where it's placed in the HTML. Rendering it as the first element would make more sense to me.
(edit: removed the part about SEO, as that's not of a concern)